The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-07

cess Of the Democratic city ttcket In New York
y ana should
Rort II Mwoud be ssriS gsn 5lualder for s ,py
Ss as,er nst sspouy st
Democratic party In the Presidential campaign
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By . good majority. ! believe that the Ney
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day may mean. disaster In 1888, can see no
good reason why Democrats, should not sup;
good. clean. and capable men. n...
James Fleming. Chairman Of the Democratio
sPs YorS 81 6S
do not doubt but, that II win ,succeed-will
create great enthusiasm, not only among the
country; and will be an important element OF
strength In tho campaign neyt year lts DO &c,
@ Ss Be s o Tho Eysrg q
ily endorse that ticket. ,.x,.
sized f vi Fellows, ' and declared that he would
receive the vote Of every true Democrat, and
s f Ssy rsspt oS voa
marked effect on the Presidential battle next
would stick closely together. as defeat at this
time would be serious 81 ,s matter: =, ~. ,,.v
Fie@ns. The defeat Of 6oi Follows" be
said. would fall like wet blanket on the
es Jsmss Ksnan. sher Of Rensselaer, county
S0 sssons blow Se
TSe effect that Il might have on the campaign
next year cannot be overlooked. Dem9crats
are In dg. SSsdd to support
robert. T. Smith. a. prominent Democrat in
y ss ssrss the Ss sd
% am Democrat and 30 are many OF my GUS
toners. Since, the inauguration Of the cam
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&c IN he
Lewis ss1das,e for SsE Ya4f
well as We that Democratic defeat now means.
that Republican suceessis probable next year. !"
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Holmes, ex-Aesemblyman Hooley. ex-County
Treasurer Gleason, and many others expressed
similar views
THE rEELINo IN NORTHERN NEW YORK.
wArERTowN. Nov; s,-Ths Democracy Of
fight Tor the District Attorneyship in New York
city. Party leaders have but one opinion to
oTs sSo Sn f 6 "na Il
s THT 6 sgS sss to-day
local eHss e sss sSets New YORK TSa. Is the
continent. 80 far as I can observe. Of every
p cas Assorns sSs aenPy said want
him to be honest and capable. Further. be;
have a strong influence in the campaign Of
at J9hn s:;s5 saia that It S%
hsa Ss fso%s and the T asSs
itR Influence on the campaign next year, and
he did not believe thinking Democrats would
IN way BE- to
tempt to defeat a part OF the, local ticket in
S Nsx sa city
Cd, Is i should Be- There g e. Dsm I9s s.
move SsH to dsiest eSi. Fellows. WIN w
Daniel q. Griffin said the unholy war that
esa srst Il city would
sui. to those M 81 In IT, The
p rsn Of 1855 would be- rs6uled By the honest,
thinking men In the Democratic party;
State Senator from this district. said that .he
FELLOWS could b. defeated: Such = result
n Mayor II. E Hart said that he did not believe
sGs1 Saa
0agESsPvnaa. Nov: S.Thsrs IL but one ne OK ::
that ' The whole ticket shall BE- elected. They
tional politics In 1855.
OPINIONS OF ToMPKINs COUNTY DEMocRATs.
ITHACA. Nov. 6.-Much interest is manifested
throughout Tompkins county on the part OF
81
views entertained in this county. a representa-
leading Democrats here to-day.
Ward Gregory. editor Of the Democrat, and
s ths
the regular n ticket '' m New York Ike city The9
YORK Void is in favor Of. The World has has
always been traitor sheet From the time
the
seemed, 70 20 a fatality in is managsmeRt.
despise 4. Any ticket that Pulitzer supports
this a ,S Ssfs to Should
viii be victory next year in New York State.
H. e csrtSns at1 ri the
York city Democracy will pull true and to-
ana not 70 Tor
movement does not amount to much, and the
few followers II has. as u rule. come from the
tessors in the Cornell University, Law
school. a strong Democrat. fine scholar, a
well, kn }q, lawyer. and former Mayor q the
cratic ticket is jsopardized by the bolt Of the
Nicoll faction. The earnestness with which
Republicans take up Nicoll shows that they
believe they can gain some partisan advantage
by 1t. The Republican managers In New York
are. very shrowd politicians. They are not
tax ing tho candidacy OF Nicoll because OF their
DISTINGUISHED desire for good government. I
never have been able to see the ground for be-
!ieving that Nicoll was the exponent Of honesty
In the District Attorneys office. can't imagine
why tho newspapers have taken him UP as they
have. The success Of the Doodle suits Is to be
attributed fully as much to Col. Fellows as to
Nicoll.. Indeed. the foundation for the news
paper boom OF Nicoll has been incomprehensi-
BILE to mo, and Mayor Hewitt's explanation is
the only one that covers the case. The success
OF the Democratic State ticket is Of course very
important to the Democratic party throughout
the Union, While do not believe that the sue
cess of the State ticket depends upon Nicoll's
defeat, yet ! do think that the Nicoll movement
puts in jeopardy the success OF the Democratic
party In the State this fall. and that the Nicoll
movement Is without excuse"
SYRACUSE DEMOCRATS HOPE FOR THE UTTER
DEFEAT OF THE TRAITORS.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 6.-The political contest
going on In the CITY Of New York Ia enRrossino